Cloudian
An Obsidian plugin that serves as a bridge between the note-taking application and AI agent CLIs. It connects AI agents such as Claude Code and Codex to Obsidian, enabling direct conversation between notes and large language models.
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The Cloudian plugin can connect AI Agent CLIs such as Claude Code and Codex to Obsidian, enabling direct conversation between notes and large models, and the entire process requires no code writing.
In the Obsidian plugin architecture, Obsidian is the desktop note interface, the Cloudian plugin is the bridge connecting Obsidian and AI, the AI Agent CLI is responsible for invoking the local large model, and the large model API provides the underlying capability.
Cloudian itself is not an independent model, but rather connects note-taking software capabilities to a CLI Agent, and the Agent performs the specific actions.
After installing the Cloudian plugin in Obsidian, you need to turn on the "Start Cloud" switch, enter the Claude CLI path (obtained via `which claude`), modify the default model name, and it is recommended to turn on safe mode and "Load user Claude settings" to keep it consistent with the CC Switch configuration.
Cloudian implements AI capabilities by invoking a local CLI process, so it needs to be provided with the CLI executable file path: in macOS/Linux use `which claude` or `which codex` to obtain it, and in Windows PowerShell use `where claude` to obtain it.
The Cloudian plugin currently has multiple versions, among which the Cloud Plus version adds support for Kimi K3.
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The Cloudian plugin can connect AI Agent CLIs such as Claude Code and Codex to Obsidian, enabling direct conversation between notes and large models, and the entire process requires no code writing.
50%UnverifiedIn the Obsidian plugin architecture, Obsidian is the desktop note interface, the Cloudian plugin is the bridge connecting Obsidian and AI, the AI Agent CLI is responsible for invoking the local large model, and the large model API provides the underlying capability.
50%UnverifiedCloudian itself is not an independent model, but rather connects note-taking software capabilities to a CLI Agent, and the Agent performs the specific actions.
50%UnverifiedAfter installing the Cloudian plugin in Obsidian, you need to turn on the "Start Cloud" switch, enter the Claude CLI path (obtained via `which claude`), modify the default model name, and it is recommended to turn on safe mode and "Load user Claude settings" to keep it consistent with the CC Switch configuration.
50%UnverifiedCloudian implements AI capabilities by invoking a local CLI process, so it needs to be provided with the CLI executable file path: in macOS/Linux use `which claude` or `which codex` to obtain it, and in Windows PowerShell use `where claude` to obtain it.
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